Maria Jose de Azevedo Marcondes

Associate Professor at the Institute of Arts of the State University of Campinas - UNICAMP, in the University's Undergraduate Courses: Architecture and Urbanism, Visual Arts and in the PPGAV-Postgraduate Program in Visual Arts - Research Line - History, Theory and Criticism (2002 - present), with the training of staff in undergraduate, master's and doctoral programs. She is a Free Teacher at the Institute of Arts - (UNICAMP, 2021); Post-Doctorate at IFCH (2001, IFCH / UNICAMP, as a CNPq Post-Doc Scholar); Doctorate in Architecture and Urbanism (1995, FAUUSP); Master in Urban and Regional Planning (1986, IPPUR UFRJ), specialization in Urban Planning (1979, PUC SP) and Degree in Architecture and Urbanism (FAUBC1977). She was a visiting professor and researcher at the Institute of Art History at Universidade Nova de Lisboa (2018) and at the Institute of American Art and Aesthetic Research at UBA (IAA/FADU/UBA, June 2022). A researcher at CNPq and Fapesp, she develops research projects in the areas of History and Landscape Architecture Design, especially in public spaces; Fundamentals and Conservation of Cultural Heritage, on the theme of Cultural Landscapes and History, Theory and Criticism of the Arts, with the support of funding agencies such as Fapesp, CNPq and, previously - Finep and the Ford Foundation. He has been the leader of the CNPq Directory Research Group - Art and City since 2003 (2003/2016/2023) and of the Research Group Criteria for the Revitalization of Cultural Heritage (2016). He has published books (1999, Studio Nobel, EDUSP), editorial direction of a book (CEDODAL, 2011), articles in national and international indexed journals (Revista Summa +, Revue Artelogie, among others), chapters of books edited by university presses such as the School of Fine Arts of UFRJ, IHA - Institute of Art History of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa and Cambridge Scholars Publishing; among others), articles in international conferences in the aforementioned disciplinary fields, highlighting the articles published in the EURAU Symposia - European Research in Architecture and Urban Design, the UNESCO University and Heritage Forums, World Heritage Centre. She was a member of the CONDEPHAAT - Council for the Defense of Artistic, Archaeological, Historical and Tourist Heritage of the State of São Paulo (2002 - 2006) representing the Area of #8203;#8203;History of Architecture. She is a Scientific Advisor for FAPESP (ESP Research Support Foundation), Faepex / UNICAMP (Fund for the Support of Education, Research and Extension) and PBIC / CNPq (CNPq Scientific Initiation Scholarship Program). Member of DOCOMOMO - Brazil. Among the projects developed, the General Coordination of the XIV SAL - Latin American Architecture Seminar, the Coordination of the Modernisms in Latin America Project (funded by FAPESP, in collaboration with the Institute of Art History of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa), the Territory and Heritage research project in the city of São Paulo (funded by FAPESP, CNPq). Previously, in the professional and applied research field, he coordinated projects in the area of #8203;#8203;architecture, urbanism and landscape architecture: Urban and Environmental Recovery in international cooperation programs with the BIRD - in the Coordination of the Environmental Sanitation Program of the Guarapiranga Basin, in the State Secretariat for the Environment of the Government of São Paulo; from the IDB - Inter-American Bank in the Management of Tenement Projects, Management of Urban Planning Projects at CDHU - Housing Secretariat of the Government of São Paulo, and in Research Projects at FAUUSP. Most frequent themes in the contextualization of scientific, technical and artistic production: landscape, art and ecology, cultural heritage, cultural landscapes, history, theory and design of public spaces, modernism, Latin America, public art, with 292 citations (Schoolar Google, until Feb 2025). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)